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Men screaming like little girls. How embarrassing. How moronic to stand in the face of one of these things. Why in God's name would a sensible person LIVE where these things happen on a regular basis. Wonder what their homeowner's insurance costs.

26:28 There's a tornado coming right at them and it sounds like there's drama, unrelated to the tornado, happening in the background.

Over 300 MPH winds. That's the type of wind speeds you'd expect on a violent planet like Venus or Jupiter lol. Not earth.

21:25 Livestock is just left out, fenced in, to fend for themselves?! 👀

16:10 That's the most amazing sound you've ever heard?! I think I prefer the sound of music &/or birds &/or frogs..even crickets..(insert animal here)! 👀

20:11 That guy in the truck said, "F*ck it, I'm going in!" 🌪

The dude who was out on his patio when his roof blew off her was so calm he was just like, " Oh, there goes my roof". I wish I had that kind of calm in emergency situations

the screaming in the basement, chilling

Unreal 4:46

I don't think I have ever heard such a bunch of undiscriptive idiots on the ground as in this video.

7:21 oh no the table it’s broken 😭

It's frightening to see just how calm a certain place or area is knowing that it is just minutes away from total destruction.

“Josie, it’s ok.. we’re alive! STFU for a second, please!”

Hahaha, I'm glad to see that no only americans are crazy, but all over the world, this dude its looking the tornado coming straight forward, and he is like "No, I will continue recording by this big glass window with no shoes on"...hahaha

Josie is distraught and he is just laying it down on her, no sense of care and affection, just reaction

Imo all houses within tornado alley should be mandated to have storm shelters built with the house. At least the extremely vulnerable areas.

From 5:36 - 5:59 is without a doubt the most terrifying tornado video ever!!

The tornadoes are just doing a repo

Whos the person walking around @ 24:00?

46:05 this the video I thought was banned because people deemed overpasses as a safe place to be during a tornado. Wrong!!

44:11 that was a lucky pass.😳😳

This storm was akin to the storm pUtin created in the U.S. in 2015/2016 and lasted 4 years of which we still feel the reverbations today. A lot of people didnt listen and didnt believe the truth. These reporters clearly told these people what to expect and what to do. But when you add a political ideology to the warnings them seem to dismiss it because they have been told too. Followers that fail to listen to reality and truth just to support their own belief and ideolology is ignorance in action. This footage is great for most of the footage from the 2016-2020 carnage is being suppressed or re-orated. But we ALL say first hand and its this first hand experience that will be handed down to our children and our childrens children and not what pUtin would have our future believe.

Referring to 1999 as "simpler times" makes it sound like someone is talking about times during "The Little House on the Prairie"

Some very brave people filming. Crazy power from nature.

Y'all are nuts!!! A tornado can change directions in only 3 seconds & it can flatten Y'all in about 5-7 seconds!!! Y'all are definitely not professional storm chasers!!! Y'all should be atleast 7-10 miles back away from the tornado!!! I've got over 40 years experience & we've even been inside the core & were very lucky when it released us only 20' from the ground after carrying us almost 30 miles from where it picked us up!!! We could have been killed!!! We now stay back atleast 15 miles to be safe!!! Even the helicopter could have been sucked into the tornado!!!

Read the 3 little pigs! Why continue to build houses from sticks when cinder block doesn't burn or blow away! DURRRRRRRR! Mexicans don't need a fire dept in every neighborhood!

The May 3, 1999 tornado was pure evil. The tornado lifted about 5 miles from my location that night. I was at work. When the rain, and hail stopped we (customers and employees) stepped outside to look. Even though the tornado lifted, the rotating cloud was still spinning really low, it was massive in size still. I looked up and could see through the center of that monster, it was the ugliest green color. My Dad was working at a metro hospital at that time, and they called everyone back in to work. I went with my parents to the hospital, I seen things that night, the hospital was so full of patients waiting to be triaged or called back into an ER room, patients were all over the hospital in every waiting room, sitting or laying on the floor, standing, every open spot in the hospital there was patients waiting to be seen. I still remember the faces of the patients waiting in the cafeteria to be seen by a doctor, who had wood pieces sticking out of their arms, legs, back, and heads.

Old Clem sure knows how to go viral.

My two brothers Jaden and Ray were part of search efforts in Joplin. They came back a week later and told me stories about the damage they saw. They said it was unspeakable. One of them saw a semi truck wrapped around a oak tree. They even showed me a picture.

I hate the videos that are like a Brazilian wax. Everything is gone except the strip in the middle.

Dude said be ready to run with me buddy but his tail shouldve already been running!!!

I been though two of them and the one thing that sticks in my mind is just before they hit it gets so quiet out not even a bird singing,,,spooky,,,then the most wild wind in the world ,with every thing going though the air ,just crazy to witness

Josie

I remember that day. I was at Ft. Sill that day.

They tell you to NEVER GET UNDER A BRIDGE.

As soon as I heard the familiar robot voice I bailed.

I could literally feel the pain in Josie when she first saw what that did to their home. Wow!

Every time I see a tornado video I think of Josie...and her dad. Breaks my heart, Josie poor girl. I hope you have grown into a wonderful woman and never have to experience another tornado again.❤

Dafuq is wrong with people standing on their damn front porches with that coming straight at them...I don't understand

Thanks!

holy moly

Tornadoes... nature's eraser. We're not supposed to live in those tornado areas year round but we just keep building...

We desperately need a new classification system, one that takes size and wind speed into consideration. The El Reno monster was 2.6mi wide, that's 0.2mi wider than Manhattan, and it had a wind speed over 300mph, 2nd highest ever recorded, but only categorized as an EF3. I think it's important to be able to classify and broadcast tornado strength while they're occurring, not just after they've ended, to communicate the importance of seeking adequate shelter. Some people stay in very unsafe places, ie: mobile homes, instead of moving to safer shelter simply because they don't understand the severity of a particular storm. You'd likely survive an EF1 or even a 2 in such s home, but a 4 or 5 and you'd die for certain. If NWS would broadcast the level immediately many people would have time to seek alternate shelter at a business or friend/neighbors house.

12:02: one of the most dangerous, foolish things I've Ever seen. Why would you allow all those kids to stand up by the window? No attempt made to get them and yourself into a safe space. They're lucky they didn't die that day. Just insanity 🫣

Um... is is just me, the way the announcer says "tornado" sounds weird to me. There's just an odd emphasis on the end of the word.

Why does the announcer sound like YongYea? I know he does VA/VO work, but this can't be him, can it?

Only in the USA would there be planes carrying nuclear warheads smack in the middle of Tornado Alley in the Spring 🤦

That is some freaking Awesome footage, what happened to the people filming at 6 minutes of the video, it got pitch black

My aunt and her 2 daughters rode out the storm under the stairs in their house. My mom was on the phone with her sister. They were very lucky to survive. Everyone else was out of town. I'm amazed to this day they they are still here. Everything around them was gone. The roof and garage gone. If it had not been a 2 story house I would not be able to post this. I know that everyone who survived is meant for a higher purpose. Only when we are called home will we know why.

"Why did this tornado cause so much damage?"... Nothing above ground is going to survive 300 mph twisting winds full of debris. These types of tornadoes are nothing more than end bringers. I feel for anyone or anything that had the misfortune of being in its path.